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“Fear thou not; for I am with thee: be not dismayed; for I am thy God…”
Traditional language with a familiar, poetic rhythm.Read KJV CLEAR & CONTEMPORARY“Don't you be afraid, for I am with you. Don't be dismayed, for I am your God…”
Modern English for an approachable everyday read.Read WEBA random Bible verse is a passage selected from Scripture without following a reading sequence. It can offer a starting point when you want to pause, explore an unfamiliar book, or choose something to discuss with a reading group. Orahly draws from existing Bible text and shows the reference and translation alongside it. The words are not written by AI, and a selection does not promise a particular outcome.
Take a moment to read the verse slowly. Notice who is speaking, who is being addressed, and whether the passage is poetry, narrative, a letter, or another kind of writing. Select Read Chapter to see the surrounding verses. A sentence that feels encouraging on its own may have a fuller meaning within the author's argument or the events of the chapter.
For a longer session, open the random Bible chapter generator and continue with Previous or Next. If you remember part of a passage, use the Bible verse finder to search by a word or reference. You can return to the original selection through a copied verse link without asking for another random result.
Leave the book and topic filters open to explore broadly, or choose a book you want to understand better. The topic collections offer a smaller set of editorially selected passages about anxiety, healing, strength, grief, and funerals. They are reading suggestions, rather than an exhaustive account of what the Bible says about a subject. A filtered random result is drawn only from the passages that match those choices.
The random Bible verse generator provides a dedicated place to adjust those selections. If you prefer a steady daily rhythm, Today's Verse keeps the same reference for the same date. Random readings can repeat; generating again does not guarantee a passage you have never seen.
Switch between KJV and WEB to compare traditional and modern English, while keeping each edition's wording intact. Save a verse to your local collection, copy its full reference, or create a share image. Saved verses stay in this browser, so export a backup before moving devices or clearing storage. Sharing a passage with its translation and chapter link helps another reader explore the same source.
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The King James Version uses traditional English, while the World English Bible uses modern English. Some verse numbering differs between editions. Orahly preserves each edition and never silently substitutes another translation.
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No. A random selection can change each time you generate it and can sometimes repeat. Today's Verse uses a dated reading: people choosing the same date receive the same reference, including when they switch between KJV and WEB.
No. Orahly selects existing Scripture; it does not predict events or identify a personal message from God. Read the surrounding chapter, consider the original audience and setting, and seek trusted guidance when making important decisions.